My Reply follows quote. On 01/09/2003 08:41 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >Hi list, does anyone know if it is possible to replace the microprocessor >board in a '98 G3 series 233mhz Wallstreet with the 233mhz "cacheless" >board from an earlier model Mainstreet? My friend's >Wallstreet won't start up (no startup chime) and we want to do the swap to >see if the problem is in the processor and/or the ram. Also would the we >be at risk of harming the good board if other >components such as the power manger or i/o boards are faulty? Any info you >can provide would be much appreciated. > >Simon Stone --------------- The "repair manual" has a "spreadsheet" showing which combinations of processor and logic boards will work. It is described based on the serial numbers of the processor card and logic boards. I went through a bit of a tangle until I got the correct pieces to put a Wallstreet back in operation (still have some of the "extra" pieces). I can clip and send you a copy of the chart if you wish.
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